Fashion Movie: Bonnie and Clyde

I finally watched the movie Bonnie and Clyde. I have heard from magazines, style books, and friends that it is an inspirational fashion film. Although I did like Faye Dunaway's style in the movie and the plain, thirsty landscapes were nice to look at, I would not call it inspirational. I definitely like stylists' more dreamed up versions of the movie that I have seen in various fashion mags. (It has been done SO many times!) Here are some screen shots:




I want to see women with this hair and makeup.







This flat landscape makes me want to drive through the midwest.





My favorite still. The only kind of twisted part of the movie. Also, the only visually arresting shot.

Sunday Service

Baby, What's your sign?

(Aquarius, naturally) Check out this stunning spread featured in this month's British Vogue.













Creative sets designed by Shona Heath, styled by Kate Phelan.

White bed, white wall.

Done three ways:



I love the pure simplicity of a white bed against a white wall. Never gets old.

3 Women

3 Women by Robert Altman was filmed in 1977 and stars odd beauties Sissy Spacek and Shelley Duvall. The movie has a dream like quality and was actually inspired by a dream Robert Altman had. It makes a great fashion movie and it surprises me that I have never heard anyone in fashion refer to it. See some of the eerily beautiful movie stills below:

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Le Helicopter

Le Helicopter, a visual blog based out of Amsterdam is consistently amazing. Check out his beautifully curated images at www.lehelicopter.com.



Here are some of his the best:







These last two are especially inspiring for visual merchandising and creative product photography.

All things to All people.

Eniko Mihalik has been my favorite model for a while now, so I was happy to see that Russh magazine did a spread of her showing her wide range. She has an innocent beauty that reminds me of young Sissy Spacek and Jodie Foster.